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Felicia-Test
Catamaran · 65 ft (20 m) · Road Town
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Alliaura Marine Gro
- Modell
- Custom
- Länge
- 65 ft (20 m)
- Gäste
- 8
- Kabinen
- 4
Urteil
Felicia is a well-proportioned 65-foot Privilege catamaran with strong charter-friendly livability, shallow draft access, and a proven 8-guest layout. Her age means buyers should weigh refit history and maintenance carefully, but the platform remains attractive for relaxed cruising and family or crewed charter use.
Vorteile
- +65 ft catamaran layout with good interior volume for her length
- +4-cabin, 8-guest arrangement suits families or small groups
- +Shallow draft supports access to anchorages and coastal cruising
- +Refit history adds relevance for charter and older-boat buyers
Nachteile
- −Built in 2000, so condition depends heavily on upkeep and refit quality
- −Performance is more cruising-oriented than fast or sporty
- −Older design may lack the space efficiency of newer catamarans
- −Public listings show some year discrepancies, suggesting documentation should be verified
Felicia is an Alliaura Marine Group Privilege 65 catamaran, and the platform is known for a roomy, low-draft cruising design rather than aggressive performance. At 65 feet, she offers the volume expected from a large multihull, with a layout that supports 8 guests in 4 cabins and the kind of separation charter guests usually value.
On the water, Felicia should feel stable and predictable, with catamaran characteristics that favor comfort and easy passage making over raw speed. Public listings place her cruising speed around 7 knots, which is consistent with a relaxed bluewater cruiser rather than a performance-oriented sailboat.
Comfort is one of her main strengths. The combination of a wide beam, shallow draft, and refit history makes her appealing for sheltered anchorages, family cruising, and crewed charter use. The main caveat is age: a 2000 build can be excellent if maintained well, but systems, soft goods, and mechanical components should be evaluated carefully.
In value terms, Felicia stands out as a capable older large catamaran with proven charter appeal. She is most compelling for buyers or charterers who prioritize space, stable motion, and practical cruising over modern styling or higher-performance sailing.


